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Grade 6 ▪ First and Third Nine Weeks ▪ US History Vocabulary ▪ 1920s USII.6c Harlem Renaissance Rebirth of activities in art and literature by African Americans. USII.6c novelist Someone who writes novels. USII.6c chronicled To make a narrative or fictional account in a series of events in chronological order by words or art. USII.6c portray To represent somebody or something in words USII.6c composer Someone who writes music. USII.6c Jazz and Blues Popular music that originated among African American people characterized by unique rhythms. Grade 6 ▪ First and Third Nine Weeks ▪ US History Vocabulary ▪ 1920s USII.6c Georgia O’Keefe An artist known for urban scenes and later paintings of the Southwest. USII.6c F. Scott Fitzgerald A novelist who wrote about the Jazz Age of the 1920’s USII.6c John Steinbeck A novelist who portrayed the strength of poor migrant workers during the 1930’s USII.6c Aaron Copeland Composer who wrote unique American music. USII.6c George Gershwin Composer who wrote unique American music. USII.6c Jacob Lawrence An African American painter who chronicled the experiences of the Great Migration north through art. Grade 6 ▪ First and Third Nine Weeks ▪ US History Vocabulary ▪ 1920s USII.6c Langston Hughes An African American poet who combined the experiences of African and American cultural roots. USII.6c Duke Ellington An African American jazz composer. USII.6c Louis Armstrong An African American jazz composer USII.6c Bessie Smith An African American blues singer
